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Doctors
Doctors are medical practitioners whose primary role is to promote, maintain or restore health through the study, diagnosis and treatment of injuries or diseases. Those who specialize in certain diseases, patients, or treatment methods are called specialist medical practitioners.
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Is there any penicillan in carbocisteine solmux?
No. Solmux doesn't contain penicillin. You can also ask info@unilab.com.ph to be sure.
Yes, Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) can choose to pursue training in any medical specialty including urology.
What is exercise as defined by the Surgeon General of the United States?
physical activity that involves planned, structured, and repetitive bodily movements in order to improve or maintain physical fitness
Can a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine keep you from returning to work?
If you mean a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.), then yes, if it is appropriate (e.g., you are injured and unable to work), a physician with the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree would be able to write you a note to delay your return to work until you are fit for duty.
Is soft tissue swelling means soft tissue tumor?
I need to know what type of tumor I have. I believe I have been misdiagnosed
I have all the symptoms of a sarcoma tumor but, don't really know.
I have been to a vascular surgeon and they told me that I have a hemangioma
tumor but was not born with a strawberry birthmark and do not have the
traditional symptoms of a hemangioma. I need help?
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Sarcoma is a general term for a malignant tumor of connective tissue. Soft tissue swelling is not 100% indicative of a sarcoma. The first thing I would want to know is whether or not you have pain in the area of soft tissue swelling during the night that keeps you awake. If there is no pain in the area, then you are getting excited about nothing, it is likely benign as the surgeon suggested. Another indication of something that may be malignant is whether or not it is changing. Have you noticed the mass getting bigger? or new masses showing up? If you do have pain even when you are resting, or if the mass is changing (growing or multiplying) then you go to the next step, have imaging done on the area. A malignant tumor will have very characteristic signs that a doctor will be able to identify.
Besides what I have mentioned, there is not much I can tell you based on the limited information you have provided. If imaging has been done and the surgeon has said it is benign, or if there is no pain, then dont stress out.
Note: If you have pain in the area, or if you are concerned that you have been misdiagnosed, then there is nothing wrong with going to another doctor to get a second opinion. In fact, it may be a good idea to ease you mind, as stress is very unhealthy. If a second opinion can reduce your stress than that would definitely be my suggestion.
Is a feeding tube a form of life support?
I wouldn't say so. A feeding tube isn't going to keep you conscious.
Is it important to inform your doctor that you are on birth control for a minor surgery?
Hello. Yes it is. It is always important to inform your doctor or surgeon of any medications you have taken or are currently on, including those bought over the counter.
A good psychiatrist is going to try very hard not to make you uncomfortable, not to be judgmental, and will probably not get into the "therapy" part (the "why" part) on the first visit. They will want to understand the "what" -- what are the behaviors that are troubling you, what you feel if you don't do them and what you feel different after you do.
Different docs are different in how they approach things. Some may prescribe meds after the first meeting, some may not. If you feel strongly ("I don't want drugs!" or "I want drugs!") one way or the other you need to tell the doc up front.
A psychiatrist is an expert in pharmacology in addition to psychology -- they know more about drugs and how they affect you than regular MDs do. That said, they're not gods. If you get on some meds, make sure to tell the doc how they make you feel. For severe anxiety issues (my problem) drugs are often a trade-off. Good luck.
What are the resposibilities to a physician to the family of a sick person?
The doctor has absolutely no responsibility to the family of a sick person, only the sick person. We try really hard to be nice and understanding when dealing with patient's families, but our ultimate responsibility is to the patient.
Unless the patient expressly gives us permission, we cannot share information, treatment decisions, thoughts about prognosis, or anything with the family.
Where is the best hospital treatment of sle in India?
Systemic lupus erythematosus is a chronic, autoimmune disease that can damage any part of the body, also called lupus. SPARSH Hospital in Yeshwantpur, Infantry Road and Bommasandra, Bangalore offers treatment for this condition. ... and you feel ill) and remissions (the symptoms improve and you feel better).
When did doctors begin writing prescriptions?
doctor always gives priscription to patient when he does all invistigations then possible to give priscription.thanks from rakesh kishan lal
What will be your salary from 1 year of being a plastic surgeon?
depends on your location, you can have your normal pay of plastic surgeon with is anywhere from $300,000 to $400,000 a year then you can also go private aswell as your salary some earn $1,000,000+ depending on how many want your private services.
How much training or schooling does it take to become an embalmer?
To become an embalmer, individuals typically need to complete a formal education program in mortuary science, which usually takes about 1 to 2 years. This education includes coursework in anatomy, chemistry, and funeral service practices, along with hands-on training in embalming techniques. After completing their program, aspiring embalmers must also obtain a state license, which may require passing a national or state exam and completing a certain number of supervised embalming cases. Additionally, some states may have specific continuing education requirements to maintain licensure.
What classes do you need to take to become a child psychiatrist?
First you must become a medical doctor, then after graduation you specialize in psychiatry. It's called a 'residency'.
PSYCHOLOGISTS do not have to be M.D.s First you must become a medical doctor, then after graduation you specialize in psychiatry. It's called a 'residency'.
PSYCHOLOGISTS do not have to be M.D.s
What is a Doctors First Report of Occupational Injury or Illness Form?
It is the doctors findings, Diagnosis, treament plans and report from the employees first visit with the treating physician.
What kind of doctor treats causes of low sodium?
Just about any medical doctor can treat low sodium but the one most likely would be one who has specialized in internal medicine.
Biographer Dr Samual Johnson 1791?
Dr Samual Johnson was a biographer and lexcographer and he was also a poet and he has an invention of lexicography which is a new dictionary made up so for example... slag like, Init and Aint. He did biography of himself and its on the internet... hope this help yours question, From Ella Hames
What is a nerves doctor called?
A doctor who specializes in disorders of the nerves is called a neurologist; this individual also often deals with disorders of the brain (which is basically a big collection of nerves).
What resulted from the Nuremberg Doctors trial?
Well, the Nuremberg Code was produced, which is a 10 statement code that tells the rights of a human participating in medical expiriments.
Dr James P Bradley Physician Orthopedic?
Orthopaedic surgeon in Pittsburgh, PA. Also the team orthopeadic surgeon for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
